St. Anton may be known for its legendary skiing, but it's also a great destination for families with children. From snow-filled fun to charming alpine experiences, there's plenty to keep little ones entertained — whether on skis or off.
Kinderwelt Nasserein is the main children’s beginner area, with a magic carpet, fun ski-themed play features, and a wide, gentle slope.
Rendl also has quieter slopes perfect for building confidence — plus a lovely sun terrace for parents to watch from.
Even toddlers can enjoy sliding around in the snow or watching the action from the sidelines!
St. Anton’s famous 4.3 km toboggan run from Gampen to Nasserein is best for older children and adventurous families.
For younger ones, gentle sledging is possible in open snow areas near the village — sledges are easy to rent.
Visit the Arlberg-well.com centre in the heart of the village for ice skating and even traditional Austrian curling (stock sport).
Skates available in children's sizes, and the rink is open day and night for a magical atmosphere.
The WellCom Centre has a beautiful indoor pool, including a warm kids’ pool, splash features, and loungers for relaxing post-ski.
A great rainy-day or rest-day option for families.
Take the Galzigbahn gondola for panoramic views and a snowy adventure — even if you're not skiing.
Mountain restaurants at the top offer hot chocolate and strudel with a view, and kids love riding the lifts!
A wonderful après-ski treat — bundle up and explore the snowy trails around St. Anton by sleigh.
Rides typically depart from the village centre and are perfect for all ages.
The pedestrian zone in St. Anton is charming and festive — especially around the holidays.
Explore toy shops, warm up with hot chocolate and waffles, or visit the local bakery for a sweet Austrian treat.
During peak weeks (like Christmas or February half-term), the local tourist office often runs kids' craft activities, storytelling sessions, and family-friendly events.
Pop in to see what’s on during your stay.
Small, charming, and nestled right on the slopes, St. Christoph is a peaceful spot that's perfect for families seeking an easy, no-fuss mountain holiday. While the resort is quiet, there are still plenty of things to do to keep little ones entertained — both on and off the snow.
St. Christoph has a small, uncrowded beginner area right next to the main lift station — ideal for children learning to ski in a calm environment.
The baby lift and wide-open snow area are perfect for snow play, tobogganing, or building snowmen.
The peaceful surroundings make it a stress-free place for families with young children.
There’s space for gentle sledging near the village and beginner slopes — perfect for younger children.
For a bigger adventure, the Gampen to Nasserein toboggan run in nearby St. Anton (just 10 minutes away) offers 4.3 km of thrilling fun for older kids and parents.
Take the St. Christophbahn chairlift up the mountain for snowy views and an alpine lunch — even if you're not skiing.
Kids often love riding the lifts and playing at the top while adults enjoy a warm drink with a view.
Many mountain restaurants in St. Christoph offer cosy, family-friendly menus — think cheese fondue, rösti, hot chocolate, and apple strudel.
Dining here is relaxed and typically very welcoming to children.
St. Christoph is small, walkable, and quiet, so children can enjoy safe snowy walks or explore around the chalet without busy roads or crowds.
Great for families looking for a more relaxed pace away from the bustle of bigger resorts.
Just a short drive or ski away, St. Anton offers:
Ice skating
Swimming at the WellCom Centre
Indoor play options
Family-friendly gondola rides
It’s easy to spend a few hours there and return to the calm of St. Christoph.
After a day in the snow, evenings in St. Christoph are all about board games, hot chocolate, movies, and story time — pure alpine simplicity.
Many families love the slower rhythm here, perfect for winding down together.
Kinderclub Lech (Oberlech): A magical ski and snow-play area for younger children, offering gentle slopes, magic carpets, snow tunnels, and playful ski characters.
Ski Kindergarten: Introduces little ones (age 3+) to skiing in a fun and gentle way — with breaks for indoor games and warm-ups.
The Oberlech toboggan run is a 1.2 km track, perfect for families and supervised sledge fun. Easily accessed by gondola.
For smaller children, there are flatter areas in town for safe and simple sledging.
A classic family activity — enjoy a snowy adventure to Zug or back through the forest in a cosy sleigh with blankets and views.
Departures from the Lech village centre.
Just a few minutes away, the natural ice rink in Zürs offers a fun skating session surrounded by snow-covered peaks.
Skates available for rental in children’s sizes.
The Sportpark Lech offers a warm indoor swimming pool perfect for kids — with a small children’s pool and relaxation area.
Great for rest days or snowy afternoons.
Many family hotels and chalets offer kids’ corners, games rooms, or host crafting and baking sessions.
In the village, look for family-friendly cafés with games and drawing areas.
Take the Bergbahn Oberlech or Rüfikopf cable car for breathtaking views and a mountaintop lunch.
Kids love the ride, and there’s usually room to play in the snow at the top.
Open snowy spaces in Oberlech and around the village are perfect for classic winter fun: snowmen, snowball fights, and building igloos!
Great for little ones who aren't skiing yet or need some unstructured play time.
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